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King John: Treachery and Tyranny in Medieval England: The Road to Magna Carta King John: Treachery and Tyranny in Medieval England: The Road to Magna Carta by Marc Morris
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“to do good justice to his subjects.”
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“John was first required to swear a threefold oath,”
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“promising to protect and honour the Church,”
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“to abolish bad laws and replace them with good ones,”
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“Eleanor of Aquitaine was one of the few people who had been informed of the king’s injury,”
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“Richard in his final days had named his brother as his heir.”
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“but prophesies that John will be a disaster.”
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“Hubert Walter eventually defers to the Marshal’s judgement on the matter,”
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“Even as John fervently hoped for news of some fatal encounter in the sands of Palestine, he must have feared that the spring would bring letters from his brother announcing the birth of a son.”
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“by the beginning of 1192 John must have been feeling marginalized.”
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“He began by orchestrating the downfall of the bishop of Durham,”
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“The bishop protested to the king and regained his liberty,”
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“But Longchamp recrossed the Channel at once and took immediate steps to tighten his grip on power.”
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“his was the most important and powerful dominion in Europe.”
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“By any measure”
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